Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-30
NeWs Notes.

Tbh real estate transfers yesterday
an. united to $437, 1889.
Ed. Slaven was arrested last evening
on New High street by Policeman Gates
and charged with personating an ofhcer.
Simon Reinhardt will probably build
n hotel near the Wolfskill property If
the Southern Pacific depot is located at
that place.
All California Pioneers in Los Angeles
are requested to meet in the City Coun-
Gil Chambers tomorrow friday after.
noon at o'clock.
The regular meeting of the Gale
donian Club will be held this evening,
at it's rooms ON First street. Import
ant business will be transacted.
Councilman L. N. Breed yesterday
sold his residenc g, corner Fifth and
Fort streets, to DR.. Eli Fay, for $27, 500.
This is one of the prettiest locations in
the city.
The Fair people are making an effort
to secure the celebrated trotters and
runners of the country for the Octobe r
races, when larger purses than ever vii
be offered.
The ladies race meeting of the Los
Angeles Turf Club will take place to-
morrow and Saturday at Agricultural
Park, and large attendance is expect.
ed. All lovers OF good sport should be
there.
The baseball game yesterday betw cen
the printers and fruit clerks, for the
benefit of the library of the Ladies'
Home, was quite interesting, and re.
suited in favor of the typos by score
of II to l3.
1t was reported at the Sheriff's office
yesterday that two women had engaged
in a fight on Rattlesnake island, and one
of the women received severe cut on
the neck. She was not expected to live
at last accounts.
ANY members of the High School
Alumni who have not received their in.
vitations for the reunion this event ng
can get them by calling either at Day L
Stoneman's music store or at 30 South
Los Angeles street.
By the first of July the Southern Pa.
cific will have it's coast road extended to
Carpinteria, about eleven miles from
Santa Barbara. This little town is in
the midst of most beautiful valley and
will remain the terminus of the road for
sometime to come.
The widow of the late lamented
Charles Kohler, accompanied by Charles
Kohler, Jr., arrived in Los Angeles yes.
terday, to attend to the important mat.
ters connected with administering the
Los Angeles portion of the large estate
left by the deceased.
The sale of seats commences this
morning for the engagement of Lewis
Harrison at the Opera House in his hu-
morous plays "Skipped by the Light of
the Moon" and "Out of the Frying Pan
into the Fire." The company opens with
a matinee on the Fourth of July.
The plans for the new court house
were on view in the Supervisors room
yesterday and were very much admired
by all who examined them. The build
ing will be very handsome structure
and a striking contrast to the dingy old
building in which the county's bust ness
ia now transacted.
J. M. Brooks, United STATES District
Attorney. has purchased the Philbin
tract, which is near the proposed new
depot of the Southern Pacific. This is
q beautiful tract and will doubtless be
productive of much coin to Mr.. Brooks.
The slip of land will be cut up into l?O
, lots and MIR. T. j. Cuddy who has lately
opened up an Office in the Baker block,
will have charge of the sale of these